Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-10-14

Irwin, so cents; handmade apron, Miss
Kato Cofman, 80 cents knit lace, Miss
Fannie Wierman, 80 cents ;-crochet shawl
Miss Rebecca Coffman, 80 cents drawers
Mrs G. J. Mallory, % cents splasher'
the same, % cents; sofa pillow, Mrs i. {.
Grim, so cents; table cover, Miss Cora
Pitman, so cents side-board cover, Miss
Lucy Marshall, 80 cents ottoman cover,
Mrs. T.. Walton, 30 cents table mats, Miss
Lizzie Dosh, 80 cents; crochet table mats,
Mrs. Geddings, so cents carriage Afghan,
Mrs s. Williams, 80 cents; toilet mats,
Miss II. Con'man, 30 cents child's crockett
sacque, Miss S. Cullers, 80 cents child's
hood, the same, 80 cents silk embroidery,
MissJulia Haas, 30 cents silk cmbroidery,
Mrs. G. j. Mallory, 80 cents feather
work, Miss NJ. C. Marshall 80 cents; pa
per flowers, Miss Jennie GOchen our, 30
cents; pillow shams, Mrs. +. c. Grim, 80
cents; crochet lace, Miss Birdie Matthews,
so cents netting, Mrs. h. 4. Bushong,
one dollar; lace handkerchief, Rev. Mrs.
Epps two dollars home spun silk, Mrs.
b. Rhodes, one dollar; silk quilt, Miss
Mamie Williams, five dollars work from
home spun silk, Lulu Gay, two dollars;
silk crazy quilt, Mrs. Mallory, five dollars
log cabin quilt, Miss A. Dosh, two dollars
crochet quilt, Blanche Jenkins, two dol
lars chair tides, Mary Richards, 30 cents;
toilet cushions, Miss Bette Lantz, 80 cents;
worsted on cloth, Mrs. A. G. Shaver, 30
cents.
CLASS No. G.
Homemade carpet, Miss Mary Su-
pingcr, one dollar; cotton coverlid, Car
oline Sheets, one dollar; hearth rug,
Mrs. f. c. Grim. 80 cents; wooden nit
tens, Mrs. VIM. Hopewell, 30 cents; cot
ton hose, Miss r. Fravel. 80 cents; wool
en- hose, Miss. f. T.. Sheets, 80 cents
button holes in cloth, Miss Emma Saum,
50 cents; gents coat, Mrs. Catherine Fra
vel, one dollar; button holes in linen,
Miss Bette Dellinger, 80 cents six cuts
yarn, Mrs. T. Priest, 80 cents; bed COM
fort, Mrs. 4. Lambert, one dollar.
CLASS No. I.
Fish scales iewclry, Mrs. Capt. Grand
staff is awarded certificate OF merit; dis
play OF flowers, Mrs. F. II. Richey, $3.50;
cut flowers, Miss Annie Logan, one dol
lar; boquet, Miss A. Dosh, one dollar;
hanging basket, Miss A. Logan, two dol
lars; Sanders d Stayman, piano, certifi-
cate of merit; Estey organ, diploma:
Sden' piano, diploma; Wilcox & White,
organ, certificate Of merit.
CLASS No. 5.
Oil painting, Miss Ida Crum, one dol
lar; dec. oil painting on wood, Miss Lau-
IA Ripley, one dollar; PLAGUE in oil,
Miss Clara Wood, one dollar; dec. oil on
velvet, Mrs. f. II. IIaislip, one dollar;
painting on silk. Miss L. Wood, one dol
lar; painting on china. one dollar, to
same colored photographs, Miss +.
Hopcwell, 80 cents; Singer Sewing Ma
chine, Diploma; New Home Sewing
Machine, certificate.
CLASS No. ..
Child's dress, Lillian G.. Wright, 80
cents; apron, Annie A. Bowman, 30
cents; lambrequin, Cora r. Lantz, 80
cents; wooden hose, Maud Wilkin, so
cts crochet in worsted, Sue G.. Baker,
50cents; button holes in cloth, Joanna
Newton, 80 cents; rag rug, Ada A. Bow
man, 80 cents; toilet cushion, Mary f.
Haas, 80 cents; pillow shams, Clara VI.
Teller, 80 cents; cradle quilt, Daisey VI.
Borden, 30 cents; crochet lace, Lizzie
Lantz, 80 cents crib quilt, Katie VI.
Sager. 80 cents tafly, I. Haislp. 90
cents caromels, 30 cents, to same {;
sponge cake, Daisey Hoover, 80 cents {;
sugar crackers, Katie Grabill, 80 cents
display OF preserves, I. Haislip, 30 cents
single spec. prese rves, 80 cents, black
berry Jelly, 80 cents, fox grape jelly, 90
cents, plum Jelly, 30 cents, Mamie Coh-
man; cherry jelly, Lucy Dellinger, 90
cents; pear jelly, Daisey Slower, 90
cents; ginger cakes, Mamie COfi'man, 90
cents; dried apples, ID. Miller, 90 cents
dried corn, X. NJ. Sager, 80 cents; bread,
Mamie Con'man, 80 cents; rolls, Annie
Litton, 80 cents; toasted coffee, Mamie
CofIman, 80 cents; apple leather, Laura
Walton, 30 cents; doll dress, Daisey
Dinges, 80 cents peach Jelly, Ada
Baker, 30 cents.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Broom corn, f. VI. Doll, The Country
Gentleman roadster premium, X. j.
Walker, pair driving reins; gelding OF
1856, i. Keller, Pitman d Newman
foal of 1887, W. A. Hcadley, Pitman q
Newman; entire colt 1856, J. L. Long,
Tom Clyde; foal OF 1887, NJ. Miller, Tom
Clyde; five pounds butter, Mrs. Lucy
Rush, Benefits plates; five pounds but
ter, Mrs. d. Shcetz, special premium
three pounds butter, Mrs. L. Triplett,
Jr., Reed premium; display OF pickles.
Mrs. j. W. Martin, Harper; knit quilt,
Miss Lucy OCT, Hottie q Lacey.
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